Sentence examples for specimens were actually from inspiring English sources

XT — (Experimental Tapas) Technically, the restaurant should have failed its health inspection because of a profusion of vermin in the kitchen, but the chef talked the inspector out of it by convincing him that on-site rodent specimens were actually ingredients for an obscure Catalonian subcuisine.

XT—(Experimental Tapas) Technically, the restaurant should have failed its health inspection because of a profusion of vermin in the kitchen, but the chef talked the inspector out of it by convincing him that on-site rodent specimens were actually ingredients for an obscure Catalonian subcuisine.

However, in the case of analyst 8, these two misidentified specimens were actually E. mexicana (Fig. 7B), whereas in the case of analyst 9, these two misidentified specimens were actually A. odoratum (Fig. 7C).

As Gregory Long, president of this National Historic Landmark, writes in his foreword, "some of these specimens are actually landmarks themselves" — like the double allée of tulip trees planted 110 years ago.

The Sultanina (Thompson Seedless) grape, the Lob Injir (Calimyrna) fig, and the Gros Michel banana have obscure origins; planted by the millions since selection, each specimen is actually a vegetative continuation of the selected individual growing on an independent root system.

Milbert sent us a specimen from New York.' I think it improbable that Milbert's specimen was actually the Mediterranean species Scorpaena porcus — more likely it was a Plumier's pigfoot on its way north — but any fish enough like Scorpaena porcus to fool Cuvier and Valenciennes should do perfectly well in a bouillabaisse.

Because the specimen is actually rotated at a constant angular speed, however, a significant difference between the phase of the output signal and the detected phase angle emerges.

It is clear that Mg2Si-coated CNTs are n-type thermoelectric nanofibers, although the measured thermoelectric properties are somewhat lacking in accuracy because the measured specimen was actually an Mg2Si-coated CNT/epoxy composite.

First, the specimen is actually of Edmontosaurus annectens.

Instead, he suggested that the type specimen was actually the Bengal slow loris, Lori bengalensis Lacépède, 1800.

But new research by the team of scientists shows that the carbon-rich specimen is actually a piece of the nucleus, or core, of a comet that hit the Sahara Desert about 28.5 million years ago.